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Multiple Pathways and the College and Career Readiness Challenge: School-CBO Partnerships Raising Achievement for Off-Track Students
Thursday, June 4, 2013
8 – 10:30 a.m.
Pace University Student Union, 3 Spruce Street, New York, New York
This free symposium, co-sponsored by Neighborhood Family Services Coalition, the Learning to Work Coalition and Pace University School of Education, will engage policy leaders and practitioners to discuss a vision for building on the successful partnership model to improve outsomes for off-track students and support all students to graduate prepared for postsecondary success. For more information, please contact sierra@nfsc-nyc.org or 212-619-1666. Please click to register.
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DR. JOAN WALKER'S RESEARCH NAMED BEST PUBLISHED IN 2012
Innovative Research Leads to Development of Free Online Course on Parent-Teacher Interactions
School of Education professor Joan Walker, PhD, has won a prestigious award for best research article of the year – the 2013 Outstanding Journal of Teacher Education (JTE) Article Award from the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE), the premier professional organization for American teacher education.
The award review committee noted how Dr. Walker's focus on teacher-parent interactions addresses a critical component that is overlooked in many teacher preparation programs. Dr. Walker's research that has led to the development of an innovative online course on parent-teacher interactions - view a brief video about the project here.
Faces of the School of Ed.
Education coursework and practice at Pace has helped Jessica McKinnie, a master’s candidate in the MST Childhood and Childhood Special Education program, express her creativity and think outside the box.
Amanda Akdemir, BA/MSEd '13 wants to impact the lives of others. Throughout her time at the Pace University School of Education, she has found new and exciting ways to make a real difference in the lives of others - both at home and overseas.
Janelle Wallace, MS '14, collaborated in the creation of a dynamic piece of assistive technology and has thedistiction of being published in an academic journal -- all in her first semester of graduate study.
Charlie Link, BA '14, is a leader both inside and outside the classroom, as an Adolescent Education-Earth Science major and Executive Vice President of Student Government.
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